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More here from IG.com on 7 October 2016. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMIfJA4V8GM http://www.ig.com/uk?CHID=9&SM=YT

[quote]You said non-productive. Big difference between that and non-producing. [/quote] How can you say that there is a big difference unless you do not understand what you are talking about. I would have been better stating non[producing rather than non=productive. At the end of the day it is still basically the same thing so where is the big difference? Fact is the Georgia licenses XIA, M and N do not produce anything. They are non-productive. They are unlikely to be producing in the near future either as it would be necessary to first complete 3D seismic over any structures identified in previous 2D seismic prior to any drilling. Is it necessary to complete further 2D seismic? Nothing could be done before next Georgian summer in any event so there would be time delays. Cost of 3D and a drill in Georgia? Not much change out of $10m. Do you still tell me that there is a "big difference" between non-productive and non-producing?

[quote]erazzel: Not sure your statement works! [/quote] What, that anyone might have any thoughts on the matter, or that I should have written non-producing assets?

Anyone got any thoughts on non-productive assets such as Georgia?

Welcome aboard ModDrag and IainEverett. It is refreshing to see investors with realistic expectations. I think your patience will be rewarded well with this little company. From little acorns mighty oak trees grow and I think that his could be said of Aura. No reason at all that I can see for the share price other than having a rest. There is no bad news imminent, only good news. I think CEO will be roadshowing in HK/China in a week or two. All looks good imo.

Algold's Tirijit license is approximately 10km from the Kinross Tasiast mine and sited between Tasiast and Aura's Tasiast Sth license.

Welcome WilfofWallStreet and Burbs. I think that we will be in for an interesting journey with a company that is really in in its adolescence in terms if development. It is about to mature but not quite there yet. When it does I think there will be many saying they never saw us coming.

Try AIM:AURA

As mentioned to AMOS, it may be easier to buy on ASX tomorrow. Many more shares available in oz and a more open trading system. There are no market makers, just a bid and offer price.

If you cannot get a position today you could buy on the ASX tomorrow. There are a lot more shares available in Oz.

leepo01, have you tried W.H.Ireland?

I was remiss in the first post not to welcome everyone to the commencement of trading of Aura Energy on AIM and to wish everyone investment success. I think UK investors will see that the company has great potential and a long way to go. I hope for a productive and friendly exchange of views on this board. All the best.

After watching Episode 7 - Special on Uranium with Paul Atherley, Aura could be seen as cheap at these levels.